Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-25

schinnelle, r. J. Evans, s. Holdsworth, H. Craw-
ford, I. F. McManus, j. 7. Pusie and {. Bolard.
MELASCrHoN LIGHT GUARDS.
The Melancthon Light Guards, of Lima, Ohio, CO.
c, I'd Regt., o. n. G., one OF the crack companies
OF the Buckeye state, arrived last night. The
tain. L. Melancthon Nelly, was two years later APP
pointed Acknowledgement of Ohio. The present
captain Frank NJ. Bell, was elected to that Office
Dec "a, 1888. The company wears the Z. s. reg
ulation for fatigue, and gray trimmed with
black and white. There are thirty-one members
captain; o. $. HoWen, first lieutenant John Hover,
first sergeant; H. Bel, second sergeant John Row.
land, color sergeant; Doph Bawer, first corporal;
Geo. Harper, second corporal; G.. Boone, third cor
p0ral. Privates-B. Armstrong, A. Ashton, F. Car
ter, Asa. A. Gait, Fred. Crum. Ed. Dugray, Glenn
Eyster, E. E. Frozin, VIM: Gibbs H. S. Hutchins,
A. J. Morris, VIM. Morris, VIM. Pangle, F. K. Par
tello, A: Brook, S. Stoves, VIM. Shook. N. Shroyer
and /. Smith.
THE MARYLAND CADETS.
The roster Of the cadet company from the Mary
land Agricultural College, now In camp, is as
follows:
Capt. J. p Weems; 1st lieut., NJ. c. Hazen I'd
lieut., T. J: Conrey; 1st sergt., L. B. Johnson; I'd
sergt, c. Woolford; corps, sigler, veitch Grflth,
ming, Niles, Pratt, Russell, smith, soles, soiner-
veil, sStanhope, Taylor, Toison, Towers Wilmer
THE LOUISVILLE LEGION.
The STAR published Saturday list OF officers
and description OF the organization Of the Louis
Vile Legion, Col. Jno. B. Castlemans command,
representing the BLUEGRASS State in the camp
The legion has attracted much attention in parade
by its fine appearance. The roster of the four COM
panies OF infantry is as follows: Company A
Capt Ernest Mcpherson; 1st lieut., Joseph NJ. So
Waggener, Geo. d. Lee, Ed. Lindsey, (attached). ].
S. Beeler; quarternaster Sergt., Thos E. johnson;
corporals, Geo. Shafer, Robt. ID. Fenton Edward
Bartield, Brucker, Conrad, Clement, Flynn, Good
lOe Hardin, Hall, Hill, Heffner, Howard, Meguiar,
Octerlong, Shaw, Stanger, Thorton, Kreuger E.
R., jr.
Company B-Captain, w. L. Hunt; Cd lieut., E.
Marshall; sergts, JOS II. Stultz, E. Wichter j. NJ.
kr Henss l. C. HoOk
Connelley, Ceilings, Clark, Cohn. Drysdale Devos,
Ellis, Favre, Faller, Garris, Graham, Hastings
owen, Hirsch, PfeifIer Stephens Westmeir, Trent,
Tell; commissary sergeant, c; Neidringhaus.
Company C-Lieut. w. =. Davis, commanding;
\: Engelhard, JAS. Harrison; conmlssary sergt,
w. q. Root; Quartermaster, Jno. Wtndstandley;
corps, W. Winter W. s. Clark, c. Cooke; privates
Edwards Flock, Garrett, Gateley Hicks, Hegen-
valid Hesse, kell, keating, Klingman, Leach,
kaush stspp
Barton E. wilkes; Sd lieut., q. MCGOWAN; sergts,
w. D. SldIk, w. SCuuHul, l. d. bouOu, quarter
corps, H Briie, j. 7. Bate, Jr; pfivates Bateman.
Beha, Borche, Boseman, BaroneI, Cashion, Com
NJ; Ewing, Grasman, Goodloe, Hidden, Hill, kiefer,
Longwither, Leatherman, Laverty, Lesiier, Maury,
Maddox, Nayig, Negiincog, jr, Page, Russell,
Attached to the Legion is the battery Of artillery
known as Battery A.
THE MINNESOTA LIGHT INFANTRY.
no al ia or hf n
larry warm spot in their heart for co. A. lst Regi-
mcnt OF Minnesota, the Minneapolis Light Infantry,
for when the Rifles made their memorable trip to
Lake Minnetonka, they received most noSpitable
treatment from this excellent organization. The
Rifles are, so far as they can, now paying their
debt OF hospitality. The roster OF the company is
as follows: Capt. j. L. Amory; first lieut., r. W.
Ames; second lieut., j. 5. Taylor; first sergt:,
I. p. A. Howe; second sergt, w. o. Falk: prf-
Yates, F. II. Hudson, L. F0urnis, 4. II. Lieben,
Frederick Chambers, G. E. Wilson, H. l.. Brooks,
K. F. Pray, 4. W. Little, s. 4. Miller, n Good
nOugh ID. F. Fitzgerald, E. G. Falk, S. G. Williams,
H. +. Nyman, w. J. Wilson, w. !. Thompson, W.
Erickson, II. ID. Adams, w. D. McWade, y j. Nc
Dunnoush, j. II. Romdenne, G. L. JacoDy, p. NJ.
Selling, o. E. Goodrich j. A. Ames, W. Ii. Clarke,
L. c. Larpenter, W. NJ. Spaulding, C. l. Withberger,
W. Ii. Il. James, &. L. Bicklcr.
THE JACKSON RIFLES
The roster OF the Jackson Rifles, the Michigan
company, large party Of whose friends are, as
stated in THE STAR encamped in the Agricultural
grounds, is as follows: Captain, j. Gabelin; 1st
lieut., W. c. Cron; I'd lieut., K. A. Hobert; Sd
lieut., Harry Simmons; LIST sergt., L. NJ. Samwald;
9Th sergt, +. c. Shuffeld 9Th sergt, M. L. Coyen-
dali; c0rporals, B. Brown, {. Borden, @. whitney,
H. Bever, Henry Duty and H. b. Nash; pr1vates,
II. A. Burke, Ii. Barber, Dan FILLMORE, L. Ryan,
John MQCabe, Charles McCabe, II. Church, F. A.
Seamans, {. D. Beyer r. A. Gibson, Frank Close,
Legge and Horace Foster. About 100 guests ac-
conpanied the corps, and are located In various
parts OF the city.